Bibs and Bobs

Good Monday Morning!

We started this one early this morning with a text

at 6:30 from the morning instructor.

She was (again) stuck in traffic because of a

big accident on the highway.

So I hopped up at 7:30 and started her class for her.

Yesterday I gave out the little bunny baskets to the Young Women.

(Well, I didn't, the Pres did it for me since I needed to 

help Kyle with his Primary class and then get set up for

the Linger Longer.... it was a busy Sunday!)

Anyhow... THEY LOVED THEM!

They all named their little bunnies!

Thanks Mom!

Over the weekend I got a wild hair and rearranged the house.

I started with the living room.

This way we can see the TV but also look out

the big front windows.

(And it's easier for me to open the blinds... and as

it warms up, I usually open the windows in the

mornings to let in some fresh air...)

Kyle hated it.

So I moved it all back yesterday.

We'll do it again once he moves.

(I timed it, took 30 minutes to move, since I washed

all the floors, etc... but only SEVEN minutes to move back.)

And, I moved the bedroom back to the 

summer configuration.

It makes the room "look" smaller, but

gives move room around the bed and

eliminates the squeeze point as you come in the room.

The bed used to be on the interior wall (warmer)

but my dresser was right there on the left.

So I sat on the bed to get dressed and I was

TOTALLY in the way of others entering/leaving the room.

Add to that Beau was usually sitting at my feet

and it was not the best setup.

Anyhow.

I love it like this and will happily keep it this way

until next winter when the COLD WALL will force

me to rearrange it again.

(And who knows... maybe we'll be in our new house?)

(not likely)

Anyhow.

Speaking of new houses...

Rod got all the waterproofing done in Kyle's shower.

Now it has to cure for 72 hours.

Meanwhile they are working on laying the pipe for

the garden watering system.

This morning Kyle and I are heading into town to get

an auger for the hand drill so we can poke a gazillion

holes in the ground to transplant all the broc and cauliflower

this week. (And tomatoes, etc will be transplanted in the

next few weeks as well...)

We also need to pick up 25 cattle panels to make

trellis and archways out of, like we had at the 

Malabar garden.

So, as always we have lots to do.

Gratuitous picture of all the eggs and my new

egg basket I bought over the weekend.

Aren't they pretty???

Oh, I also took a page from Mom's book and 

bought myself some cute walking sneakers.

Not AS cute as hers, but hey.

You do what you can in a small town with one store.

And... even though it's NOT my story to tell,

Rozann and Greg welcomed a new puppy into the family!

Welcome MIA!

She's ADORABLE!